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Parting out the KJ
Picked up the gas tank skid over the weekend!- 05renny
- Post #158
- Forum: For Sale Forum
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Re-treaded mud tires
Great. I've been looking to find some 265/75s for mine. These may be it.- 05renny
- Post #20
- Forum: Product Reviews
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MY Lift updates/ history
No need for front bumpstops with the new setup?- 05renny
- Post #8
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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265/75/16's on Moabs!
:Good or Bad: Keep your stock wheels and tires, then byt a second set of wheels (cragars on craigslist can be had for verrrrry cheap) then just run the 32's when you wheel.- 05renny
- Post #26
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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265/75/16's on Moabs!
Right now, when I go wheeling I used the stock Renegade wheels and my grabber AT2's. When the time comes (cash) I will purchase a set of used Cragar Soft-8's (can find those for dirt cheap) and then find a set of used, but good condition MTR's in 32x10.50's or 265/75/'s . What our jeep's...- 05renny
- Post #17
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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finally decided on tires.
Grabbers are AMAZING tires. Great life, great wear, and awesome traction.- 05renny
- Post #21
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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265/75/16's on Moabs!
The big thing is, getting the tires to fit. My plan, since I don't have any money to re-gear, is to buy a second set of wheels and tires, and rock those when wheeling. You can find sets of tires for real cheap, and you can find wheels for dirt cheap as well.- 05renny
- Post #14
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
Also, to re-iterate how great the ARB customer service is, sent in email warranty claim, within 1 hour an email from Bill @ ARB, told me they sending me a replacement shock tomorrow, ended it with "cheers". God damn right I will cheers. Doesn't get much better than that. Period. Will always buy...- 05renny
- Post #18
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
I Understand it is a stretch, I just pray to god JBA does not have the same mindset as Tom, or else you're all screwed, including me, I run their A-arms! Edit: double please delete. And apologies for this thread.- 05renny
- Post #17
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
I Understand it is a stretch, I just pray to god JBA does not have the same mindset as Tom, or else you're all screwed, including me, I run their A-arms!- 05renny
- Post #16
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
Anytime a company places your name on a product, you are endorsing said product. Now, when someone asks the question "Tom, I bought your kit, and the *insert part here* broke, whats the warranty like, I don't abuse the jeep, its my daily driver" His response, based on his logic clearly stated...- 05renny
- Post #14
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
Tom, I respect that opinion. Unfortunately your definition of abused and mine must be different, when I spoke to Brent from JBA he agreed as well when he said "if that shock broke from abuse, other items on the liberty would have broke long before". Unfortunately for you, you are not making the...- 05renny
- Post #12
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
Do a quick search and find out. I think everyone is missing the point on a product designed to do a job that fell short. Obviously ARB did not. The guy I spoke with said that should never happen and will be sending me a replacement shock.- 05renny
- Post #9
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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265/75/16's on Moabs!
As of now just the pinch welds. To be able to wheel with those size tires it is going to take pounding of the wheel wells and trimming of front bumper. I will be doing a write up this weekend when I have a day off to finish it.- 05renny
- Post #8
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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265/75/16's on Moabs!
I guess what my thought is, it was dogp1ss slow to begin with, I don't see a difference. I feel the biggest limiting factor for the liberty is tire size. Everytime someone wants to upgrade to big tires, everyone on the site screams no! My advice-- get a spare set for the trails. Save the 2grand...- 05renny
- Post #5
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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265/75/16's on Moabs!
OME kit w/ 3 clevis spacers, 1xtra upper iso in rear. Ninja edit: Also, there is some work to get those tires to fit, that I will not dispute. Nothing a mini sledge and a grinder can't fix, also-- not saying I won't regear in the future, or disagreeing with the benefits of regearing. Just...- 05renny
- Post #3
- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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265/75/16's on Moabs!
Test fitted my buddies Moab wheels with some 265/75/16's on the jeep to see if the gearing issue was as bad as many seem to preach. I've got first hand knowledge that I have absolutely no issues what-so-ever. I've driven a week on them, around town, highway (my daily work commute) and almost...- 05renny
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- Forum: Tires / Wheels
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
And I hate to tell you Tom, many manufacturers stand by their warranties. If I bought a new Mustang GT500, and the clutch blew out during spirited driving- you're damn right I would ask for a new clutch, and on their dime. And guess what my friend, they would do it, and have. Many manufacturers...- 05renny
- Post #6
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
Called JBA, gave the me number to ARB. They are going to send me a replacement shock after I send them the required info. When the shock is going to be sent, no clue. Glad we have some movement though.- 05renny
- Post #5
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Yuck, Blown OME Strut
Funny, I called it a shock too! I guess I just expected them to take the abuse a little better than two months. I was under the impression that the "get what you pay for" rule applied here. edit: but I understand the "you're jeeping" rule still over-rules all.- 05renny
- Post #3
- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
